Subject	Pretty good.. how much torque?
Posted by	degradated on September 20, 2003 at 11:58 PM
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In Reply To	Dynoed today on a Mustang dyno at Nopi posted by Chip(GMS Racing) on September 20, 2003 at 11:00 PM
Message	Yes, they do read lower than a dynojet, but I'm unsure on the percentage. I think it will vary per vehicle... maybe I'm wrong, but weight of the vehicle would come into play since a Mustang dyno "loads" the car whereas a dynojet uses a drum that's a set amount of weight and doesn't take additional vehicle weight into consideration to properly load the motor and turbos. Got the chart?
Follow Ups	Dynoed today on a Mustang dyno at Nopi - Chip(GMS Racing) 23:00:29 09/20/03 11.9 @ 393 hp .... (n/m) - Janders 23:45:23 09/20/03 Pretty good.. how much torque? - degradated 23:58:32 09/20/03 how about a curve, Chip? I'd like to compare.. - Scotts94z32 00:03:24 09/21/03 Geez, Chip, no Pic, no Rwtq # :( (n/m) - ZBlacktt 00:47:43 09/21/03 Musyang dynos are supposed to be more accurate... - D.E.S.A.T.S. 01:51:54 09/21/03 I agree, if we buy a dyno it will be this type - Chip(GMS Racing) 12:39:10 09/21/03 LOL shawn from tampa dynoed his NA he had 201hp with 345tq - Halo Z 03:10:29 09/21/03 Torque was off, they did not monitor RPM - Chip(GMS Racing) 12:38:30 09/21/03 About Torque, chart, etc. - Chip(GMS Racing) 12:36:54 09/21/03 How did they figure out horsepower without an RPM reading? (n/m) - degradated 20:37:38 09/21/03
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